| Season | Episode | Overall |
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| 6 | 05 | 95 |
Feb 28, 2022 · Ron & Tammy (Season 2, Episode 8) Megan Mullally was one of the best guest stars in Parks and Recreation when she appeared in her first episode, "Ron & Tammy." Their first episode together was the best in the series because viewers saw how addicted the two were to each other but were not good for each other.
Jan 27, 2011 · Flu Season: Directed by Wendey Stanzler. With Amy Poehler, Rashida Jones, Aziz Ansari, Nick Offerman. Leslie gets the flu right before an important fund-raising pitch for the Harvest Festival, Chris tries frantically to avoid catching the bug, and Ron hires Andy to replace April while she is out.
Apr 04, 2013 · Partridge: Directed by Tristram Shapeero. With Amy Poehler, Rashida Jones, Aziz Ansari, Nick Offerman. Ben and Leslie go to Ben's hometown in Minnesota so he can get the key to the city, an honor given to all former mayors of the town except Ben, councilman Jamm sues Ron for punching him, and Chris and Ann try to test their compatibility.
Sep 24, 2009 · The Stakeout: Directed by Seth Gordon. With Amy Poehler, Rashida Jones, Paul Schneider, Aziz Ansari. Leslie sets up a stakeout with Tom to find out who's growing marijuana in the community garden she set up in the pit, but it also gives her an opportunity to scout out Ann and Mark's first date.
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Ron Swanson wrote his Will by hand, in ink, in its entirety. No witnesses signed his Will. A purely handwritten Will signed by the testator with no witnesses present is referred to as a holographic Will. Ron's holographic Will also contains symbols in a language other than English.Feb 12, 2020
The only episode devoid of grumpy department head Ron Swanson was Parks and Recreation season 2, episode 3, “Beauty Pageant.” In it, Leslie was invited to be a judge at the Pawnee beauty pageant, where she encountered much opposition as she wanted at all costs to elect a winner with sturdy moral values, who was just as ...Jan 30, 2022
The problem at the base of their feud is simple: His Parks coworkers outgrew their jobs, and Ron missed them. And when Mr. Swanson came to ask for a job to join his friends, Leslie stood him up. He hurt her by taking down “the nurse's old house,” but it came to that because he felt left behind and cast aside.Jan 21, 2015
Ron Swanson's Net Worth: As much as $600M, probably closer to between $150 MILLION and $300M.Apr 26, 2020
It's like, 'Yeah, that's a mustache. ' But it takes longer for the upper nasal labial whiskers to reach the top lip. To grow the full 'stache is five to six weeks. Fun fact: facial hair is the provenance of the makeup department, not the hair department.Oct 1, 2012
“He was a very outspoken feminist. He was a man of few words and people mistook that for a man of few colours.” The 46-year-old actor also said he was drawn to how Pawnee's worst governmental employee championed of women's rights.Aug 23, 2016
"Ron and Diane" is the ninth episode of season 5 of the NBC television series Parks and Recreation. It originally aired on December 6, 2012 to 3.27 million viewers.
Episode no. "The Stakeout" is the second episode of the second season of the American comedy television series Parks and Recreation, and the eighth overall episode of the series.
The 25 best episodes of 'Parks and Recreation'"Flu Season" NBC. We end with this, the funniest episode of the show's run."The Fight" NBC. “The Fight” is just good, dumb fun. ... "One Last Ride" NBC. ... "Win, Lose, or Draw" NBC. ... "Andy and April's Fancy Party" NBC. ... "Telethon" NBC. ... "Two Funerals" NBC. ... "The Trial Of Leslie Knope" NBC. ... More items...•Mar 30, 2022
Storyline. Leslie Knope and Chris Traeger visit Animal Control, where they find a mis-managed department building and ineffective staff. After Chris accidentally steps on a coyote trap in the middle of the floor, he immediately fires the two workers situated at the building, Harris and Brett.
The episode begins with Ron Swanson receiving a subpoena. He is being sued by Councilman Jeremy Jamm for punching him in the face on the night of Leslie Knope 's wedding. He later meets with Jamm and his attorneys where Ron calls upon Andy Dwyer, April Ludgate and Tom Haverford as witnesses.
Mailman: Do I have a Ronald Ulysses Swanson?#N#Ron: He stepped out. Can I take a message?#N#Mailman: Sure. Tell him he had just won a free dinner from St.
Leslie is upset when she learns the library department wants to take over her lot. Making matters worse, the library is run by Ron's ex-wife Tammy, who still has a powerful emotional hold on him. Meanwhile, Andy gets a job in hopes of winning Ann back. Written by NBC Publicity
While Nick Offerman has said that he admires many positive qualities of his Ron Swanson character (especially his work ethic and intolerance of people who lie or are lazy), he has also said that fans often wrongly assume he shares all of Ron's beliefs. See more »
"Every time she laughs, an angel dies. Even telemarketers avoid her. "
Leslie sets up a stakeout with Tom to find out who's growing marijuana in the community garden she set up in the pit, but it also gives her an opportunity to scout out Ann and Mark's first date.
It is revealed that Tom's birth name is Darwish Sabir Ismael Gani. This is actually the real name of Aziz Ansari 's cousin Darwish, whom he mentioned during Aziz Ansari: Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening (2010).
Leslie, Ann and the rest of the Parks Department volunteer to help the organization KaBOOM! build a playground for a neighboring town. After building an entire playground in one day, Leslie gets frustrated at the (lack of) progress with the pit, and takes some advice from Mark to cut through the red tape. Written by NBC Publicity
There is an actual non-profit called KaBOOM!, founded by Darrell Hammond in 1996, that helps communities build and renovate playgrounds and playspaces. See more »
"Kaboom" is an episode that has some good moments, but overall is kind of a mess and brings back some problems that arose from the first season.